Most of those surveyed assume that the Russian-Ukrainian war will not end this year, according to today's issue of Rzeczpospolita.more

The town hall in Worcester in central England yesterday celebrated the 100th birthday of Lieutenant Edmund Szymczak, one of the last surviving Anders Army veterans in the UK.more

Leading the French Premier League table, Paris Saint Germain's players drew 1:1 at home against Reims at the end of the 20th round and failed to bounce back against runner-up RC Lens, who failed to settle their match against Troyes on Saturday. The two teams are separated by three points.more

Former President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko expressed his belief that the former President prof. Lech Kaczyński was killed by the Russians. He expressed his opinion in an interview for the Ukrainian portal Gordonua.com, in which he also assessed that Poles underestimated the former head of their state.more

Meghan Markle's half-sister Samantha gave a new interview to Fox News where she shared a story about the Duchess of Sussex's past. As she said, it is proof of how truthful Meghan is.more

The Napoli team, whose players include Piotr Zielinski and Bartosz Bereszynski, consolidated their lead in the Italian Premier League table after a 2:1 win against Nicola Zalewski's Roma. The hosts are in contention for their third ever and first national championship since 1990.more

In 2022, foreigners established a record number of companies in our country - 11.6 thousand. Most of them were Ukrainians, Belarusians and Germans. A large number of. Russians - writes today's "Puls Biznesu".more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a BBC documentary that in a telephone conversation in February last year, before Russia invaded Ukraine, Vladimir Putin threatened him with a "missile strike".more

With strikes announced for tomorrow against the government's pension reform, French public transport will face major disruption that day, Transport Minister Clement Beaune warned yesterday.more

Piotr Zyla finished sixth in yesterday's World Cup competition on the mammoth hill in Bad Mitterndorf, Austria. The winner was World Cup leader Norwegian Halvor Egner Granerud.more

The Scottish Government has announced an urgent review of its transgender detention guidelines. Until then, all transfers to women's prisons had been suspended.more

New Yorkers have now not seen snow in the city for 326 days. The last time was on 9 March last year. They haven't had to wait that long for snow in 50 years.more

The British Army feels that it is taking almost the entire burden of British aid to Ukraine and believes that the Royal Navy and RAF, or navy and air force, should participate more, the Daily Telegraph reported.more

Liverpool's defending trophy players lost 2-1 away to Brighton and were eliminated in the round of 16 of the FA Cup. Japan's Kaoru Mitoma scored the decisive goal in added time.more

The retirement age must be equal for both sexes and higher than it is today, most economists believe, 'Rzeczpospolita' reports.more

Tracking what shoppers buy, via loyalty-card data, can help spot those with early signs of cancer, doctors who have been running a study say. more

Milan's players succumbed to Sassuolo 2:5, while Juventus Turin, featuring Wojciech Szczęsny and Arkadiusz Milik, lost 0:2 to Monza in yesterday's Italian Premier League matches.more

Thousands of teaching positions are currently unfilled in Germany, lessons are being cancelled, pupils' results are falling. The German Teachers' Union even speaks of "the biggest teacher shortage in 50 years" - reports the daily 'Rheinische Post'.more

In January, employees rated the situation in their workplaces slightly worse, while their expectations for the future improved slightly, according to a CBOS survey published on Friday. There was also an improvement in the mood of local labour markets.more

The head of the UK's biggest business group has said most bosses "secretly" want all of their staff to return to working in offices.more

British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt yesterday ruled out cutting taxes in the near term, explaining that the key to boosting economic growth is to reduce inflation. He also said that rallies to the collapse of the British economy were not justified.more

Novak Djokovic won against Greek tennis player Stefanos Tsitsipas 6:3, 7:6 (7-4), 7:6 (7-5) in the final of the Grand Slam Australian Open. This is the 35-year-old Serb's tenth triumph in Melbourne, bolstering his record. The encounter lasted nearly three hours.more

British Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak today sacked Nadhim Zahawi as chairman of the party over the issue of his tax avoidance through a company registered in Gibraltar.more

US Army Air Force four-star general Mike Minihan warned in a memorandum sent to officers on Friday that war between China and the US could occur as early as 2025. The US military officer points out that at that time both the US and Taiwan will be in an election year, which China could take advantage of and use the moment of distraction to crack down on the island.more

Inter Milan's players, thanks to two goals by Argentine world champion Lautaro Martinez, defeated Cremonese, who remain without a win on the season, 2:1 in the 20th round of the Italian Premier League away game and moved into the runner-up position. Leader Napoli will take on Roma today.more